Aberdeen, MD 21001
The Office on Mental Health/ Core Service Agency and the Harford County Sheriff’s Office Training Academy are pleased to announce the Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) 40-hr. Certification training course for Law Enforcement. This training is open to all Harford County municipalities.
The dates are Monday, October 27th-31st, 2025, from 0800-1600 hrs.
The course will be held at Aberdeen Volunteer Fire Company in their Community Room. This class is for all law enforcement and correctional officers seeking to be CIT Certified. The Crisis Intervention Team training is a comprehensive program. The course begins with some basic concepts of communication with people in crisis and elevates during the week to more advanced ideas.
The class will involve the following: Crisis Intervention Team overview history, suicide prevention, substance use disorders, youth and juvenile crisis issues, the elderly, dealing with mental disorders, policies and procedures, legal matters, CIT on the street, and more.
Presenters from: Voices of Hope, Pathfinders, Veterans Affairs, Alzheimer’s Association, National Alliance on Mental Illness, Harford Crisis Response, and University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center
Sight Visits to: New Day Wellness Center, Key Point, and UCMC Aberdeen
CIT is more than training, it's about community and resources. One in four people have a mental illness in this country, let’s make a difference in Harford County.
Jamie Auer, CIT Coordinator
Office on Mental Health/Core Service Agency
2231 Conowingo Road, Bel Air, MD 21015
Email: auerj@harfordsheriff.org or Jauer@harfordmentalheatlh.org
Office: 410-303-8319
The Office on Mental Health/ Core Service Agency and the Harford County Sheriff’s Office Training Academy are pleased to announce the Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) 40-hr. Certification training course for Law Enforcement. This training is open to all Harford County municipalities.
The dates are Monday, October 27th-31st, 2025, from 0800-1600 hrs.
The course will be held at Aberdeen Volunteer Fire Company in their Community Room. This class is for all law enforcement and correctional officers seeking to be CIT Certified. The Crisis Intervention Team training is a comprehensive program. The course begins with some basic concepts of communication with people in crisis and elevates during the week to more advanced ideas.
The class will involve the following: Crisis Intervention Team overview history, suicide prevention, substance use disorders, youth and juvenile crisis issues, the elderly, dealing with mental disorders, policies and procedures, legal matters, CIT on the street, and more.
Presenters from: Voices of Hope, Pathfinders, Veterans Affairs, Alzheimer’s Association, National Alliance on Mental Illness, Harford Crisis Response, and University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Medical Center
Sight Visits to: New Day Wellness Center, Key Point, and UCMC Aberdeen
CIT is more than training, it's about community and resources. One in four people have a mental illness in this country, let’s make a difference in Harford County.
Jamie Auer, CIT Coordinator
Office on Mental Health/Core Service Agency
2231 Conowingo Road, Bel Air, MD 21015
Email: auerj@harfordsheriff.org or Jauer@harfordmentalheatlh.org
Office: 410-303-8319